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Does the Ethernet still usesuse CSMA/CD?

So considering that CSMA/CD is for detecting collusioncollisions, mostly in a bus scenario where there arewith a lot of stations, then is this still used in CSMA/CD still used?

becauseBecause right now most of the connections are point to point  (for example one router getting connected to another router using cable) and there are no bus stations, and furthermore most of the cables are full duplex  (i think?) so is thisCSMA/CD still used? if not then is there any collusioncollision detection in ethernetEthernet?

alsoAlso i said mostly because I'm not 100% sure, but are bus networks still a thing in developed countries? i mean why would anyone use it?

Does the Ethernet still uses CSMA/CD?

So considering that CSMA/CD is for detecting collusion mostly in a bus scenario where there are a lot of stations, then is this still used in CSMA/CD?

because right now most of the connections are point to point(for example one router getting connected to another router using cable) and there are no bus stations, and furthermore most of the cables are full duplex(i think?) so is this still used? if not then is there any collusion detection in ethernet?

also i said mostly because I'm not 100% sure, but are bus networks still a thing in developed countries? i mean why would anyone use it?

Does Ethernet still use CSMA/CD?

So considering that CSMA/CD is for detecting collisions, mostly in a bus scenario with a lot of stations, then is CSMA/CD still used?

Because right now most of the connections are point to point  (for example one router getting connected to another router using cable) and there are no bus stations, and furthermore most of the cables are full duplex  (i think?) so is CSMA/CD still used? if not then is there any collision detection in Ethernet?

Also i said mostly because I'm not 100% sure, but are bus networks still a thing in developed countries? i mean why would anyone use it?

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Does the Ethernet still uses CSMA/CD?

So considering that CSMA/CD is for detecting collusion mostly in a bus scenario where there are a lot of stations, then is this still used in CSMA/CD?

because right now most of the connections are point to point(for example one router getting connected to another router using cable) and there are no bus stations, and furthermore most of the cables are full duplex(i think?) so is this still used? if not then is there any collusion detection in ethernet?

also i said mostly because I'm not 100% sure, but are bus networks still a thing in developed countries? i mean why would anyone use it?